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TONI&GUY Do Paris Fashion Week with Giles

Posted by Kate
Dated: October 13, 2009 6:20 PM

GILES_and-Sacha.jpgGiles Deacon, darling of the fashion crowd, and designer of the eponymously titled Giles label took his quirky brand of couture to Paris to show his Spring/Summer 2010 collection.

Not one to leave his trusted favourites behind, he took with him his usual brand of eccentricity and humour and a TONI&GUY Session Team to style the hair.

Here's the lowdown on the show...

The Collection:

A palette that transcended from neutrals to acid brights and, of course, essential black.  Creations ranged from structured jackets and sophisticated pencil skirt suits, to ultra-mini statement dresses.

GILES_Models.jpgThe eclectic collection featured clever detailing, including collars made from golden bull-dog clips, Swarovski crystal tarantulas, spider print fabric and Jurassic-inspired handbags.

Hair by:

The TONI&GUY Session Team

Hair Inspiration:

Inspired by New York club kids, with a heavy grunge influence, The miss-matched coloured hair was adorned with pegs and bull dog clips for a lived-in, eccentric twist. Individuality was the buzz word here. 

Get the look: 

  • Natural hair wefts were pre-coloured in a kaleidoscopic range, from orange through to purple, enhancing the palette of the collection. 
  • One continuous weft was glued from temple to temple with a heavy colour focus at the front, and repeated to create layers up to the parting.   
  • The natural hair was prepped by soaking with volume mousse and then blasted dry to encourage natural movement. 
  • Tongs were rubbed through the hair to achieve a lived-in texture and smoothing cream was applied to the mid-length and ends, leaving a non-greasy, but home-grown feel. 
  • To finish the hair wefts were razor cut and personalised to each model's natural hair length.GILES_session-team.jpg
  • Finally pegs and bull-dog clips were randomly placed for a street-cool and quirky effect. 

In the Session Kit: 

Natural pre-coloured wefts, hair glue, razors, TONI&GUY Digital Control Tongs, bull dog clips and pegs.

Hair Overview:

'Brit-cool goes to Paris.'

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